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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 275, 2 September 1936, Page 7

IN SPITE OF RISING PRICES Our Prices ARE EVEN Lower THAN LAST SPRING Miller’s Warehouse Ltd. NEAR THE SOMERSET HOTEL, ASHBURTON. “ADORA” PURE SILK HOSE. Fully Fashioned. In Grey, Nutone, Algiers, G unmetal and Rendezvous. 4/11 36in SILK LINEN. A very durable fabric in charming 1 patterns and colours. 2 / 6 FANCY LOCKNIT BLOUSES. Puff Sleeve, sheered neck, in Beige, Green, Apricot and Red. 8/11 LADIES’ TWEED SPRING COATS New styles, in fleck and check effects. 37/6 Ladies’ Knitted WOOLLEN SUITS Just opened up, in smart toning*. 29/6 to 37 / 6 GIRLS’ LOCKNIT BLOOMERS. In dainty Pastel Shades. Marvellous value. | / - pr PRINT FROCKS. In good washing colours with floral and figured designs. 4/11 LINEN FINISH SHEETS. Guaranteed five years. Single bed 9/11 P r Double Bed 1 3 /1| pr 36in Art Silk CREPE-DE-CHINE In floral Sprays, delicate pastel shades. 1 / 6 Girls’ Navy Serge Pleated SKIRTS 18in to 28in. Wonderful value. 4/11 MILLER’S WAREHOUSE LTD., Near Somerset Hotel, Ashburton. PRECISION LIMITS Rogers Radios are built in the one great factory to incredibly fine precision limits and each model ranks a 3 a standard for comparison among the world’s finest receivers. Flawless in tone and unequalled as station-getters, there is no better value procurable. s, Backed with after-sale service by the Pioneers whose long experience since broadcasting became a public utility has rendered them so competent to satisfy its ever growing list of Rogers Radio users. PRICES TO SUIT ALL PURSES. C. E. BAILEY, Tancred Street, Ashburton.